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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LVI, 11 September 1923, Page 6

While Queen Mary was visiting the occupant of a cottage at Earl Ilaig’s garden settlement in Edinburgh fori disabled ex-service men, tho woman's-two-year-old child, which was in an up- ■; stairs room, was heard to cry. The' Queen immediately went upstairs and pacified the infant. The mother was asked where the King was, and she naively answered, “Oh. he stayed in the kitchen with me.” I

• HEALY’S SALE BILL SHOE STORE TO-MORROI NIGHT

RUGS. New Zealand made All Wool, ' reversible. Best on market.— Lock’s Emporium. BETTER than imported. New Zea-land-made Wool Rugs. See Lock’s windows. —Lock’s Emporium. BLINDS and Blind Hollands. We sell low prices. Make and Lx Blinds.—Lock’s i SINGING MRS HAROLD MOORE commences Teaching at 60 Vanguard Street, on THURSDAY, September 13th. ' New Pupils interviewed Wednesday, from 2 till 5 pair GO" CARTS'-from - £5 ss; "Push Chairs from £2 15s 6d. Tyres fitted while you wait.—Cowman's, Bridge street. RAFFLES (jazzagnnza). Winning numbers omitted from previous list: 6464, 1726, 6493, 6416, 10,631, 2455, 10,656, 2409, 10,755, 10,989, 3294, 3339, 3318, 4276. Thousands of eggs preserved last year with SHARLANTTS “MOA” BRAND EGG PRESERVATIVE. Housewives know it’s the best. Eggs are cheappreserve now Costs less than Id a ihfze.n, , Wools' Great Pepermintu Cure. t’en-'l t and i olds, never fail*.

THE CHARM OF A BEAUTIFUL PENDANT fITC'V’. 11M P'-' f. is® ip v-\ > r :*T;/:T W rc * 1 A pendant has an exquisite ;harm and distinction, seldom possessed by any other form of jewellery. It is the most exclusive of gifts. Our selection includes pendants of highest standard, artistically set with flawless gems. Having the variety to please every wish and taste, we can assure never-failing satisfaction. Moderate prices. P. H. KUCHIHSMAN JEWELLER. TRAFALGAR STREET. NELSON